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Bangalore: Aptly termed Jayanagar’s consin – J.P. Nagar –
an unobtrusive village has now turned into a bustling hub.
Sarakki village as it was once known; JP Nagar has the right
blend of tradition, modernity and development.

The boundary of JP Nagar starts after Raghavender Swamy
mutt in Jayanagar fifth block and stretches all the way till
Puttenahalli. In the early 1980s, the erstwhile sarakki was
a vast expanse of vacant lands, with very few houses. Once
upon a time, it was also an agricultural belt. Vegetables
and greens that are still grown in hamlets that are adjacent
to JP Nagar.

Development of the layout has taken place at a fast pace
with the area accommodating the spill-over of Jayanagar. The
demography of JP Nagar has changed over the last decade in
such a way that it has become a self-contained area –housing
a host of educational institutions, IT companies, food marts,
Banks, Hospitals and commercial complexes. With the government
putting J.P. Nagar in the proposed IT corridor map, the influx
of software firms has been unhindered.

The proximity of J.P. Nagar to Electronic City through the
Ring Road has also been one of the important reasons for its
growth, due to which property values have also shot up- it
ranges between Rs 1,800 Per Sqft and Rs 2,200 Per Sqft.

J.P.Nagar is dotted with parks, thanks to the Bangalore
City Corporation taking up development of parks two years
ago. The area is also blessed with good civic amenities- good
garbage collection, litter-free roads and fairly good water
supply.

But the residents have their share of prombles. With the
development comes chaos. Traffic has increased by leaps and
bounds and roads are perennially clogged with vehicles. Illegal
commercial establishments have sprung up adding to parking
problems.

The lasted feather in the area’s cap is Ranga Shankara,
an artist’s dream. With this theatre, the cultural life
of JP Nagar is expected to undergo a transformation.